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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07

The ouly route running solid
through trains Galveston. IT, Worth,
GAlnc-villc
- miles the shortest utc-Fort
Worth TO Gainesville
The bc-troute to Dallas, Farmers
vile, Honey Grove.
u miles the shortest route-Dallas
10 Honey Grove,
The fayorite route to Houston
Nayasota, Montgomery, Conroc.
The only route to Lampasas
Brentwood, Bal!inger, Coleman,
Direct connections tor Austin,
Waco, Gatesyillo, san Antonio, Mem.
phis, ST. Louis, Kansas City, and all
points north, cast and west.
Passenger to and from Waco con
meet with the Gulf Colorado ~ santa
Re railway at McGregor, Tex.
For Further information address
LANES s, CARK,
Gen, Pass and T..e,Agi Galveston
CARR
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-06-07
A Word About Catarrh.

'li is the mUcou- membrane that wouGernh
,ymi-tluii Envelope surrounding thr delicate
tissues Of the'sr ANA food passages thai ca-
tarrh makes i,, stronghold. once cstablisa. 3
81 eat int, the very yilals and renders life
but aluug drawn breath ofmisery and sea.c
dullustl sense of Aoarin- irammciug The
power of speech Destroying the fcuty of
small, tHiutiug tie btcatH. aud iilliug the o..
uu,d pleasures Of taste. lnAdiousit. los creep
ing on from simple cold I'm tho mead. tH,.
sauits thc m,mbrluous liuIug aud cuyc.up.
the bones. ,allsg through he delicate coR's
and cuusius Inflammation, sioughIng a 3
death. Sothln- hOr Of total eradication " q
secure health to Oh" patient md all a.cy.H'
uvo- ARE simply IrOcrntluRt,d sun, ri -,
leading 10 IL fatal termination. Snnfotd's Rat.
ica Curp, by inhalation and internal aduiu's.
nation. hRS never Allied Gwen when mo Ii..
case has nude irirhuI iuroais ON dell ate
con, fltut Ius lcHrIr siIcll. Hud taste ave
been recovered AMI the i.,'asc hurourh,Y
driven out
~anfurl's RadicH cure consist. orour bo'tc
of he Radical cure, on, box CH'arrA.' solvent
aui ono improvei inhaler. ueuuy wrapped 900
one package. Nith 800 directions price .L.U.
Potter Dusanl chemical o.. Boston.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
nrrrnp mIn AZ INvErArHes.


The Seattle Chamber Of oommeFcs
and Board Of Trade sboald extssd 70
Senator yohn Sherman 81 Invitation 70
visit our city. He h nos on the way 70
Puest sound, and e. be always speaks
Of his lermer visit 10 seattle a. having
afforded him gEsaa plsasars, be would
doubilass acospt an Inviiaiisu 70 pay
another visit 20 ths onssn ciig. senator
Sherman b unaaostiouahly one Of the
foremost living American aAaiesEnsn,
and Ne eIsisous Of Seattle. without re-
gard 70 paEtg, voald be plsassd 70 bays
him for thsir guest. Further than this,
be hns always been an earnest friend Of
Washington TsFEiieEy and ia snsitied 70
ths esatiluds Of ~ citizens. he vii
AOubalsas be able " aooomplish nuoh
fos Ne Territory IN he fnture, and Il i
aaAaaslhsF Gltina hat b should b pub-
lleiy sooslEsd ~ the people Of lie lead
lna Gig. LEI . sordial Invitation Be sE-
tended 10 him 70 revisit The city which
90 EXISTED bis gondes and admlEatiOu
tue ysaEs eco.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
a. eEp sFeRY.


Dslaenas vOoehssa, woo considers
himssig ne propEisfos Of Washinaton
TsrTitogy, was Ia Butte. Montana. last
wesk. AZ usaal be induced somebody
10 lnAsrvisw him, ana hia visws we're
pubilnhea fhs next mornimR ~ promi-
nsniay e. Il thsy had actually been The
views Of sousbedy In particular. MI.
VOORHEES, says be Il going 70 Washing
ssu % sseass he admission 81 wash.
lnason TsrsisoEy, and he adds In 3
harss o. eonndsnos thaa be fesls suEs
thns sthas desirable Essali yin BE- a.
talnad darine he coming session Of
Conssess. tbs Il ~ old stsry and us
have heard Il fron MF. vooEhees lips
before. He has bean going 70 Wsah-
lnason 10 sssurs The admission Of she
Territory ioE the paat three yeaFs, bus
n be has accomplished anything II
that digecliou, II 10 not apparent 10 tha
naksd eys. II Mr.. voorhees, would tall
less BE- might aeesmplish mora. Even
II he aid not, hsweyeE. his silenos would
Be appreciated By hts disRustsd cen
aAffunnta,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
sDE To TaG CIRCUA


20, the drums WeFs heard and ~
ptoeoia nole, ~ he cireua ap-town par,
adsa, and the ehoFn-oa mule and ~
whiskered eoat and NE eiaphant umbel
shaded. followed u calmly q sarly
msrn. my vaFk and my lAhora spurnine
and hARked 10 she sound of q rualJ
bora with q Wild and nnhaliOved yearn
INC. Few and ahcEt weFs the tanes
theF plaYed, and they pansed not e al
10 EseDkag; 90 slewty followed TIE
roats thRY made q he keeis Of 40
10y cared doaAey. ] heaahf q aeat a
NE shoe tAai nixht. end locked e The
timber woman VIE tied hersslf In q
knoa % tigAt she seemed mere bks
hemp than kaUan. And eagerly loo :.
"a al VA wcaircas hloka uho swallow
81 some eotaon hlsEina. ana blew from
his HostfsAs q eioa1 of smoke t1ll ]
sAoaght be 80 sAeol raisinE. And
Watched TIE clown a. be ran and railed
and H.oed IN e0zan posas. and Worked
% q atFSnz o. ta&ea % cid. tkeg eAne
fron tie tine % MoaaS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
% eRnATnsr neaRen


ne Sallssad aeeident q Chatss0Eth,
Ilainoia, 90 Thursday moEnine must b
EaaaFded &c ope 81 The NEST hoEFibls
sAaa haa ever osoarFsa IN tAs unised
alalsa II nasi hereafter BE- spokan u
9isA - AshiahRla disaster and ths
GAnee O. fass ether Railroad disasters
whioA ars tso fearful 10 Be forgotten
even By the essy cad fOszstful A~eEs-
ean vsOpis.
On Sns rsapees Ihis great alsAsos y
asw haETshle than tAs AshtAbaiA dtsas
ass. - vhieA . b very similar. fhs
iaaaeE tosk place an 6atssE winter
niaAt. and aany sseAped death h TIE
erash e. h Ne aAnaas eniy - be frossn
Whers thay lay. Tia hoREus af death
~ fEssHing vAs iaskins - Ne CAaas
wsstA DISASTER. hul In this rsspesa Alens
80 4 laoa area3gui than Ne calamity
uAisA haa mAas 80 Hans 81 AshaAhaiA
q Rams II aaEFss.
ID aaoshsE rsspset. h0sesss. tAs
cAatswuElh herrcs u 1css druAaful
ssaa any that haa pIses&ed &. II - ths
era gsasa railway dissuass 10 vhssA he
oaslles el - vAsains have 6eaa sysism-
asisaalg roheaA ~ . had q aouSasss
whish haa sEtaanais hasn orsaaizsa fOs
thas pafpaaa. Ia gages - astion I.ag
As asarchsa N xa1s taS eescxsEsisn
aaasa horrShAs has aAai q ~ asliozs
u ahan UssisAss 80 hAslsnsd 70 he
mrssA. nsa b fsasas Ms voanas4 All
nslpAsGs visfigs 49, wszs kzEiad b.
asslh tAe sruahaa aad heeksn cara tat
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13

Ths Posz.IHxu1sozBrzn earDot tso
stssnaly usRs ~ readers 70 examins
shs soauty sad city aass@nsst solls q
astermsns whsfhss any mistakes have
bsen n.aAs 10 - asan@msat q thsis
psspasty. Misfakss 4 shSuia Be- -
nsrabersd, are TIE Fnls and not ths en-
os,ssan. Ths tims n walsh Ne ssr-
sssslon u errors b possible 70 fsss pass
Inc. and shoss who woui6 psetset their
own infssssts Should not nsRisst ihe
oppaEsunlty whisb 10 oasrsd. Few
property holders Who hare ihns faf ex-
aminsa tha rosls hare failed W nnd u 70
ahsis ndsanaaas % % -.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
A IipIaaANT PnoPLE.

nvidsnssa e Tie Indignation and die
auua Of sha poopIs II ths manner N
uhish he aassssmant roll has BEEN pre-
paFed ere Inszsasina. TIE farmers are
as&iaa one anoahsE What they have done
ahai thslr land should be taxed out Of
al psopoFtion 70 ~ value. While that OF
non resident owners = assessed lights
ana 10 manS instances passed over en-
eiraly.
TIE wrstehsdnsss Of The assessment
b houfly becominR more apparent.
Indeed Il haa become matter sf dosbs
whsshsF thsss ID anything aboas u
whish eeaId b described e. even pass
ahly ooFreoi. A correct description 10
saeoaalnely Fass. and aush . thing - .
fair vAIaation Of . pisoe Of psopegty ia
90 longus locked Cor. u has even b.
cone . question: vhs,hsS The asssssmsnt
b nos ensiFely voFthaesA and many
asnbas are exprsssed ~ 70 whsaher
althas the eiiy OF eoaniy viu Be abis 70
enfuRaa tho payment Of taass W aesoF-
aansa With n
Ssnias Roehsatss. Who sold 10 abe
s0auag ~ so-ssllsa abalEast on vhioh
ehls anasssnana b bassd. Als frisndA
eAe coanAy oommiasaoness. VIE ton
ssasena bes, known 70 themselves su-
ahosirea As paFeAAss a The sTorbiaAnl
pslea Of alx hundred dollars, and ASA
sos oailtaR. are isanalg responsible for
che lan9ss Ia which The aaairs Of she
sosniy hass haseae involved. Il is
Allnssla 70 sag veo u @oaa 10 blaGa.
eaa h h q hsass iaaA 81 responsibility
which msNa - &ividss amoaR them
TIA aioksf between ReohsGses end ths
comHiassoEsFs yin yss prove 10 Be -
azpsnaisa affair Zoe The sCunty.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13

East vA@ENoKB srxAMEns TO M BUILT
res TEE aaTnn1A RoUTH-BE-
Pairs TO OLD BOATS.

FAST vAUENoKn srzAMEns TO M BULL
Roa TIE ASTORIA Hou1B-AB-
PAIRS TO OLD BOATS.
Orders were received here yesterday
from Manager T. J. Potter 10 proceed
as soon - pFaotieahie with the con-
alruotion OF neW stern wheel steamer,
aud also 70 make some needed fepairs
20 several Of Che boats now belonainQ
10 The Oregon Railway 4 Navigation
Oampany's Gost. The rev eEsft will
be built With exclusive Fefsleaoe 10 pss-
aenQsF accommodation, and when CON
plstad viii - placed % The sPosslsRd-
Astoria Poute. Plans have not BEEN pre-
pared jet for the proposed boat, bat
her dimansions vii be.about a. fellows:
Length. 2i6 feet; beam. - feet; hold, 8
'fes1. Sviftness, comfort and elegance
will be combined inthe eonstFuesion Of
tbs new boaA The purpose is TO carry
no freight whatever, and therefore there
viii Be no delays oeeasioned By land
inRs. Capt. L. 4. Bailey remarked yea
terday 10 Q reporter. "she viii be q
olippeR. and When sha Rsls 10 running
yin make The fur a." Just e. soon az
he medsl and plan are received hefs
and some preliminafies arFauesd, the
oOntFae1 VII % aWAfoeo and work
oommenoed Il once. when operations
begin tne vork win be pushed through
a. Faptaly 90 possible.
The two boats ). q. Reed and Moae-
tain Qusan win be thoFoaghly ever
haaled vsry soon. Monday the fermag
steamer wasl BE- withdFa4n from che
line and taken cot % The ways. Next
the koantain oaeen viii - renovated,
reprinted and olAeed n hEus-claa con
dllion for eaxvice. Tha orders received
thas Ter only lnciaoe The buildine OF
nsu boat Aaa the eyaEhauling q the
two named, bua u e quite prababIs that
Q number 81 other boats belong
inc 10 the present aeet win also
BE- placed 10 exoallsnt coalition for
service. Two boata viii be kept on the
route between Portland and Astoria
besides the BeW passenger eraft. Lively
times can b expected On the upper,
msedle and l0weE Outnmbia before an
other half year u p1g1. TAs mooted
question a. 10 whol6eE the q. h. a. N,
woald aloe their beats 70 ros
and abAndon river nAsiaatioo seems 20
Be settled. From the nau MANAGERS
orders received yesterday u 10 safe 10
assume that they win Oonttnne In buai-
ness al he cd stAnd."-oTeeoaias.
AuR. II.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13

M-.h "a knshuon nd abouf - ahszs-
aEaas and fnnesusnsiss - lhs eEsy ena
souuay tax rolIn. q d doabffuI uhsthsF
the psopis 20 unassssand - sxAsnt e
ths dlaastus whish has fallsn upcn -
ely ed oounig e. q - loesas uhsnh
ths peovis wiIl b called upon 20 bsaE
hsoanaa 81 the b1nalina wa1k q 81 ~
sompstsnt assssuex ana ~ inso1pe'
t9nt aasistankA
Bob TIE city end eoanty tai rolls
nay b sid 70 BE- vsosa fEum begin
nfng 10 end. On every paas are % -
foand aETon-n0t Euch errors - ul9Ai
ssasonahEy be expsstsd. bot arons ius1-
sasabls errors, whieh 4 b slmply In
p0mibIs 10 Account for. ProUelfy - u
hnndreas Of Instances asBsassd - per-
sons from whose possss1ion e rasssd
ysass ego and IN Hundreds Of othar IN
sfanoss 70 poraons VIE never owned =
o. bad asy lnissssl IN q. Il i nassd
b. veil informed persons thaa from enc
fouEih 70 ons half Of Ne Descriptions IN
both rolls are vEonRfuily asssased, and
Ne errors Of Les importance are simply
innumsEabis.
Oms Of the greatest sources Of loss to
boGh city and county on aoooant Of this
wroashed work win be In the matter Of
Ne dsltnqusnt lax lists. Ths counay
Aelinqusnt lisa may b said 70 be usual
b worth 70 he county about ten thou-
sand dollars. This year, however, y
will bspracsioaily worthless. Nobody can
Be expeoiod 10 taxa The ehhnsss Of in
vesting money 10 the uEsperty offered
foE sale on Aeesnnt Of unpaid tsxsa
When there h practical certainty thai
those taxes have been wfonRfully a.
ssased and hat The purchaser b buytne
nothing more than 9 lac suit IN which
be win certainly be ths Loser. The DE-
IinQusnt tax Iist for next year may -
well Be harmed. for ell The COED that II
yin ever do The eoanly or any Of III
oitizsns.
ASH 10 with The county assessment
roll, % u Il With the city roll. Thsy
are ESSENTIALLY The same. and the error
which ere found 10 one invariably az
pear In the oshsr also. The city deIin-
Qusnt lisk vii be a. worthless a. ~
county list. He would Be rash mai
who would part with . dollar on tn
strength Of either.
| II would be 10 the interest Of ~
county and city alike 10 threw aside thI
assessment rolls entirely and make q
entirely new assessment. The tangl
In which the rolls are nov involved
thFsatsns 10 become more Intricate iE
stead Of les 90 and Me complication
which threaten 10 arise In eonssqusne
Of them are endless. The city and ID
county viii bs lhe lossrs On all sides. an
the sGssts Of this years. vFssehed worl
will be felt for years 70 coma.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13

fss - pusposs a ssbesna go. So
s.hnmonfsy adssn we1.s kerIur 70 -
sssus shan sssB fhms 4 asash ~ frsea
~
wolus even tAan MS tbsss = . 80
passon shna ne Wssah uns dalihsEai.lg
piznnee b - ussa1Ans ehs sooeso
ths dad ed ahs 6yfne 1ABis onlI 4
saapicius. hgUssss. sd fs - elsals
q hnznnn1ay Il b - ~ kspsd 80 = =
e. nl-fouzds1 ga Wllhsat - 80
e hsgsor. 90 6islsssF may y raN'
g nnusng fAs mosi tesribis sAas -
svss ossnrss1 81 - ADa<isaD railway
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13
aeHeREs FER aAvIAc LlEE.
MEDAIa PRESENTED TO ran oaxw At Tor1
oANH1 ~ THE RTHEKzaEKE's UNION.


The saving Of human life has In all
ages been duly honoFed end reoocni-
tion made Of the services done 10 the
common cause Of humanity by fhuas
vno Elak their lives 70 save the lives Of
others.
The ancient Romans rsssrvsd their
moss radiant crown for him Who saved
human life, and seated In their han
queta as she most honored guest was he
Who bad peRiled bic eTisteucs hi the
saving Of another from death.
The records Of oar later limes are full
81 testimonials 70 brave men who on
land and sea sRsfched their fellow hn.
mans from impending danger. and q.
this Northwest Coast, "a this far Of
corner Of our country, numerous are the
testimonials Of gratttnde ana reooOni.
ticu conferred UPON those Who By their
Gallant deeds have justly deserved them,
Ihe latest instance OF this hind 10
come under the observation 81 tha
writer u the manner 10 Walsh the OoI-
umbia River FishSKmen'a Prolectiva
Uuion have expgessed their faalinps To-
ward The membefs Of the crew 81 fha
LATED States Life Saving station q
Fort Candy.
The brave men have been The means
Of saving seventeen liTes ct the bar this
season. and IN recognition Of their cal.
lantry the FisheFmen's Union has saus-
ed 20 be made and will shortly preaent
g lhe orsv suitable rsmem6ranoes Of
theiR bravery.
They consist Of seyen aoliA eoI6
medals, and marine glass, nov on n
hibitlon u the window Of the New York
Novelty Store Ths medals ane Of .yeFy
handsome design. A geld lifeboat. ~
Hhiph 10 appended pair OF crossed
oafs, surrounded By Q wreath Of IaaFeI.
satmonnsa medal about the siEa AZ :
klo cold pieoss on Which appears % one
side; Presented BY the o. F.P.U
for brave and meEisorious coaduct IN
fesooinR lives" Oh the other ma a
engraved ca each The name Of the mar
20 whom u 70 10 be presented, 90. 8. n
,. ., koFt Candy, w. r., 1872
The names Of The men 70 whom tkseaa
medals are 10 ~ presented are b. ID
stuart, q. h. Efp, A. O Blown. ]. o.
OAlrch, ]. ". Dunlap, p. o, Mardse
and W. II. Fry.
Fer Capt. Walker is pair Of as ma.
rtne glasses, suitably engraved. The
valoe Of the entire eiahl tesSimou fas
being over 500. Though, doabtIess. re
tsoipienta Will pTizs them far beyond
thesf intrinsic yalus.--Astorian, Anc. 10 |
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: nEEEDr % l1As =

Eemnsxnm. N r. Dss ls. Ese&
Eo1E yoeE1 aEe ] DnntEnE1e8 heso
eo6 fzna nasGIA On ~ lnHrA Ehsd 3
asHsEs eAiII. f1liogs4 81 kigA feses.
naalnR heaaaahas pain CO my 81 nloe
ever IL lnnR. and ever tina al q
azaNAlma eamn en- 3 inA wna eteFy f4w
naA 3 wAG sNEEznfA = hgnE - pefn.
I tbcuak1 Il meant - aftnsk ok pse1-
munis 20 weut fhxsnxn q awa-montA
aieza - tk4e eIsa49s, aR& 8 ceDe q
fnes tie mEno w24 AZ 10 w&1 night 4
fks1EA1 1 011z1 6A5t uns4 Epoful11
befoEs sanding fss AonkoR. NsRfhlMte1g
Q half-bsx q Axz0ocxas Puz1us P1As-
xmns mns Esund nfhs ppaEs.m g 9
fxiand uho b1nf1s4 VA - On q
sheM MaR nzt On NJ ikHsa1; TIVE ~ -
oeHsk Gn8 ene a ny taek over he -
nhoal6aE hladA then had q ha1 t1Nl
hafh. Af1eR nGnln EsEsinR into I'D. 4
ssamsd hut q fsw mina1s1 when al nv
sympAema wMe Te1iEFsd; The ekin b.
canns qnIaklR nSslsz, feosGhed o1ly q
iBtaEvaAh and then w1fh ysFy mttls e.
fne& ed b nnon3 ~ boar ! was h
seand aieen, from which did notaw4kr
until ma9ntnas ] resumed b1siDess b
two dsyM n. 2. FIKTcHxR.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-08-13

kspnkar Gsy. . Psss- fnf.IEfesa1sr.
Jean MsGsvszn, ~ asnn who uunas9
= I'm eaz1ely he.e Nh ceine9e p
bar. Maa n - efs4 tss1 sn1 sakzs3
- - l1ssEstsg e % U149 h r11ee1e4
g a. p view 81 "a ssidan2 pnhlf8 nanr
tl.eezt az4las5 rs SI1e1e.
.ll - ni1 'IMsnaaa g aazzs :
eezn1ry heEe znd . buzEaem J Led -
- - - hsiaHinN Of . hel1 dsEsn
|NHt1zman - ~ eulszxriH 81 - egwn
woa.d uee1 wfl4 n1y snEieas eRD1zllion
e xlsw g - 11st that q will etinR
s11lo9 VI $780,
.xsu annss axpsgs 70 sun eMnnsgg
uitn nelf . doss1 ck11aMsn - ygar
I'm uzn a. I'M vwas.
'Ihat b GO / fn.snasd 70 bring last
ens1E1 f11a experts - enl6Hina. Htas
4 - em46ts ne 90 run the e4nnasy. We
gsa. snpasy ascus sss11s - vhiss
ma i nos ths vay Il i duss h Az
tox1as wa1 BnzNaGl1d. IAaRs nFs
twsney Eve Ohinnr1en q tie half -aozsn
9nl.e Isn- Boa what % ypu pFopoas
sWeI. ! vun't bring ne Cbinansn il
thess b % BE any fEoabis ab0nt IL, he
sd. There aEa foaK oaunarzes II o.
sKaaten ca Peas4 6ound ,aHd ezsfy othes
sne empIgy1 0Ainaman. Ne could mo-
| o9mpete win aham and empIoy whits
Uen e kiah uaGes al thro1eh he can
ueEy. A. I say, however. We WIN not
~ e u thals = - - any ttonbls ahe1t
H. / an Roina oEes % the rasorvsai0n
. - II ] ea1 ind 3 half- dozen sash
sxpaEsl g ] want annnR tha Indians.
IL wil be remembered thai n. Nc.
Goyem = ths parsy astinR fog Wm. !.
Ccieman 4 %.
0xnnn wwz.
About 3 o'clock fhis moFninG II. W,
BFysE. pFspxfet0F Of fruit Stare on Pc
81 the buiidinR waa awakened b soma
e1m4bly with tho inAsufion Of fobbina
sne store. when Mr.. Dryer called oni
City Treasurer Taylsr hes laid sua q
naU town along she northeEn ahoes ol
American Lake, 10 be sailed AOakdale. .
Ihe site eomprisas 30 aaFea and viii b
divided fnlo one-asre lots.
new coaEMlsUoNR.
Oounty Commissioners Fay and TaE-
/ lie rode through The valley diatKiot o,
the county to-day ID seaFoh Of 9 man g
/ all The vaoansy Ia the Board Who would
Be epUg0ved of b. the residents 81 that
section, Thsy returned toniaht and
announces having ohossn Jossuh Kin
eald. OF snmneR, as that man. MF.Kiu.
oaid q q hop farmer and ona Of thg
earliest esttleFa. His name vas suQ
ges1ed b the residents ana upon bsinr
seen nnd he duties expIaintd, he ae
eepted. The full Board viii theFsfDFI
probably meet tomorrow.
FoMsT TznKs.
Disastrous Ares are reported toniQhl
e prevailing through NiaqnaIly pIains
Heavy Losses will result. Several thous
and rails, large districts Of reserved
paelnTe and miles OF fences have beer
destroyed. They ara cansed by III
naFohed condition Of everything result
Inc from droaRhi. f0rs1s fires and apark
from locomotives.
TACOMA. Aug. Il, 1887.
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Ma Ninalou's sootAiaR hyrnp. for ehiidren
sesthina, in NE prssoription 81 one Of the -
le1aie n1raos And phTEieiAns n ne Units-I
a.ssea. ard has been uaad Tor foFty year. via
eeseS failing enossas ~ miilioua Of mother
.s..S sas.k ehalarel. During the process Of
tss eha.d from pnin. cures dyssntsry - 49,.
rh@a, eripine y the howels and nina eoiie.
~ pvm9 haalth 10 IL ehild Il rats -
actAsr. Price -. bottia apisdviv
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0tEayed or Stolen.

A DARK CHESTNUT e0RRKL MARE,
a standing about IS hands high; mans
slightly tufted IN the center; two Whiia hand
feet; uhfts stripe down the nose shod ~
nronnds supposed 70 Be somewhere near ths
CITY. Parties nnding her or giving lnforma-
tioa leading 70 her recovery VIII be literally
ze1nr1ed By leaving such information q
LAN0sTON's livery table aaI2 s.
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" TRt.L YOV PISTTIVEI,Y

Thas einRoas Liver kegul1aos viH ~
pea q eyapeEsta. parity yaaF sTafsx,
eaahle yoa y eioep vel. prgTeas maia-
RAJ diseases ard give yoa hwisk and
FiecEous fcelinZ. Il acta dilectly On
tAa liver end kidneya. eiaaeBtnR. pnFify-
IL, inSiE,rating aHa feFf1fyana ~ g.
ten MeAi1E eissa1a. u VIZ 6Fuak an
akili4 end fsSes e. prsssna thslF ~
tuFn-ysa suitrsiy ma fFus satonasi e.
aainlne.
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An ERRaa senrNmERE.

Tie hsnasapelis Tras@s forecasts
tee PoVahiioi q 1tn1sApolia 10 Be
MSS. ard tAAt Of 8. Fssl 70 be fSA.
So, weila The 81. RAal Pks.sss- IprFss
mAkss The pevalasaon 81 81 Pal 10 Be
10 -. and ahst q Minnespssis 70 Be
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DRESSMAKING.

MADAME 7. LYSCH. or CHICAGO
NJ fsseAz o. Rrof Lxsnesesu's Rssnci
CMmhanHsinn q &suAxea
artists g'e.nz1AknR G11 ans MiclaerT.
Hsssuraa taken ana FAttzzes u1zs b af par.
c1tnnhla streetA sa9 IN
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BOARDING aAB BlY seReoL FoR Gals
NOTICE,

TIHx gTs4xER RIA u nov KRApY TO
IL e. . general 3aehing 81 excUf1ion buaf-
nsa. HAstsea 6alirlns haE asFvioes uil pisaas
applT o. ba<f6, - ieksa oeaaE1 s. Ghe 6qe6an
Hardware ocEpA4yHH ftnra TAs etaaUnr r.
q prssszt Iying a colnna's Hharf, fooa q
calamhxa gtHnet Tsa stemmar nsa q also fua
nis e isana. a. p aPAuLDtN0,
aai1 In NanR,
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NOTIOR.

VXTG HEREsY aIvE NOTICE THAT IN
w shall 80 ba raspeasieie Ter ans asa4s
~ aocr4zts haesAftaE oe1tracze1 - nns q -
eFss 81 tha g1aaE achoa1er !. J. PERkY
LaDaaasE. IalF %, ISL
iySia IA6 GAG1Es. Owuarz
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sTRAYEp.

ERoH NORTH SEATTLE, AUGUST %,
IL brown mare. years old. branded a1
lsft ehonlder l. small whits apel On fore.
head, nd sraAk ca rose. A IIhsral reward
WIN Be paid for information concsrnfng her.
By Z. n JOHNSON. SEATTLE. auii 81
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ANNIE WRIGHT SEMINARY,
TACOMA. WASH TER.,
A Boarding and Day School for Girls.
$4,000 ENDOWMENT.
Christmas Term: Begins the
second Thursday IN
September.

TUE BEsT INSTRUCTION re GIVEN IN
i Engiiak. German, Frsseh. Lain. muaIe,
drawing and painting.
Pupils sss taken e. I'll Agss and Al AaF tine.
Il 4 fmpartAnt, however, 70 eaf1r eariy In ths
terra Tae design 81 the schooi q 10 furnish
pleasant CaElEfian hons Nhers siFla Gao re-
eelvs thGFuaGh syssamatfe instructien. com.
htned via oultufs and reHnemaaf
For oa1alogua and partle1lnra addresa he
Prinolpal ARe. Lk9CEL n. WELLS,
tySeselk facamA. Eaan. Tea.